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@catul_lafortune @FastbreakHoops5 cap.....

@FastbreakHoops5 Give me the rings. Legacy > money. History remembers winners, not contracts.

Which career would you rather have? (Graphic: SportsTracker)

@TheHitMan1776 @tedcruz absolutely. But make sure you make your own money And you don't depend on anybody else for a check.

@tedcruz Does this mean I can put on blackface and mock MLK’s widow ?

Beneath contempt.

@CryptoWendyO @brian_armstrong GTFO of here. It 100% is the disease because people don't die from old age, they die from disease as a result of old age silly.

@brian_armstrong It should be; getting old is a part of life and being human. It's God's plan, do not tamper too much; it's not in any way a disease.

Getting old shouldn't be viewed as inevitable, just because it happens to everyone. It's a disease that kills over 100,000 people a day, and hopefully it will be optional in the future.

@davidgokhshtein That's highly irritable.

Crypto now has over 39M tokens. I’m honestly blown away by that number. If anyone thinks this industry can thrive with that level of dilution, you’re insane.

@LEGACE_FX Trial and error. Large sample size. Educated risk taking

Trader to trader what is the fastest way to get profitable without a mentor

@DiscussingFilm 100% deserved.

Sean Penn's reaction to winning his third Oscar. “……………………..”

@TheDeFinvestor You said that like negligence of individuals that self-custody doesn't exist. There are probably more cases of individuals that try to self-custody their own funds that ends up losing it as a result of their own negligence. Diversify.

Never keep all your assets on a CEX. Not only that exchange can get hacked, but I've seen countless cases where exchanges have frozen the funds of their users without a good reason. Sadly most people don't realize how crucial self-custody is till it is too late.

@rektfencer It's also true every time it dumps from that line it always finds its bottom at the previous 4-year cycle high. Which is 70K.

Some will call me just 'lucky'

@StaniKulechov Absolutely atrocious Decision making. There is no way in hell you got that much money exposed in the crypto market and don't know how to properly make transactions. This the type of shit that makes you feel crypto still has a long way to become user friendly.

Earlier today, a user attempted to buy AAVE using $50M USDT through the Aave interface. Given the unusually large size of the single order, the Aave interface, like most trading interfaces, warned the user about extraordinary slippage and required confirmation via a checkbox. The user confirmed the warning on their mobile device and proceeded with the swap, accepting the high slippage, which ultimately resulted in receiving only 324 AAVE in return. The transaction could not be moved forward without the user explicitly accepting the risk through the confirmation checkbox. The CoW Swap routers functioned as intended, and the integration followed standard industry practices. However, while the user was able to proceed with the swap, the final outcome was clearly far from optimal. Events like this do occur in DeFi, but the scale of this transaction was significantly larger than what is typically seen in the space. We sympathize with the user and will try to make a contact with the user and we will return $600K in fees collected from the transaction. The key takeaway is that while DeFi should remain open and permissionless, allowing users to perform transactions freely, there are additional guardrails the industry can build to better protect users. Our team will be investigating ways to improve these safeguards going forward.

@FirstTake @stephenasmith Wizards lost by 20 points.

"It ain’t [Bam’s] fault that the Washington Wizards are trash. ... I'm not blaming Bam Adebayo for that. Congrats to him. It's his moment." —@stephenasmith on Bam Adebayo's 43 free throw attempts in his 83-point performance 🏀

Millennials done seen it all

@isaiahrmartin This performative I got you! your stupid mentality is absolutely ass Behavior. Very entertaining and performative for the people that agree with your talking points already. Which is good for clicks and views. But it absolutely served no purpose with changing people 's minds. L

This Trumper asked me “what is a woman” and got cooked 😂

@Orthocoma25 @SirSicCrusader Then it's a Inconsistent claim. Trying to separate the. Internal from the external Is not scientific. In fact, it's just laziness.

@SirSicCrusader Actually subjective does mean nonexistent. That's exactly what it means.

Subjective doesn't mean non existant you absolute clown car philosopher.

@fullviewtrading Risk should always be adjusted to whether the Inevitable variance storm.

One of the hardest parts of trading is understanding variance. A profitable system will still have periods where results fall below expectation. This is called negative variance... and it makes traders feel like the strategy has stopped working. But if the edge is real and risk is controlled, positive variance will eventually strike. The traders who succeed aren’t the ones who avoid variance. They’re the ones who survive it.

'THERE ARE MILLIONS OF GOBLINS’ is a new indie game that is just you vs. Millions of Goblins. • Enemies stack into huge towers to reach your car • Can simulate over 50K physics enemies at once • Like a 3D Vampire Survivors inspired by Twisted Metal

@Houseofyogi This got to be one of the most productive posts I've ever seen on this platform. Well done.

New York wants to ban you from asking AI a question You're sitting on the bathroom floor at 11pm. Your kid is screaming. The rash is spreading up his arm. You're holding your phone with one hand and holding him with the other. You don't have insurance. You don't have $400 for a doctor. The urgent care closed an hour ago. You're Googling symptoms and getting ten different answers from ten sketchy websites. So you open Claude. You describe the rash. It tells you it's probably contact dermatitis. Try hydrocortisone cream tonight. See a doctor if it spreads or your kid gets a fever. Your hands stop shaking. You sleep. Kathy Hochul wants to take that away from you. You're the dad who works 3 shifts. You come home and there's a paper taped to your door. You read it three times and still don't understand what it means. You have seven days. You call a lawyer. $317 an hour. You have $40 in your checking account and two kids asleep inside an apartment you might lose by Friday. You open AI. In ten seconds you find out the notice isn't even legal. It tells you your rights. It tells you what to file. It tells you what to say. New York wants to make that illegal. You're the kid from the small town who left the farm for your first job in the city. Your employer puts a contract in front of you. Non-compete. Arbitration clause. Words you've never seen before. Your parents never signed anything like this. They worked with their hands. You ask AI to explain it in plain English. It does. For free. At midnight. New York wants to make that illegal too. Senate Bill S7263. Bans AI from giving "substantive responses" about medicine, law, dentistry, nursing, psychology, social work, engineering, and more. Not banning AI from pretending to be your doctor. Not banning AI from writing prescriptions. Banning AI from answering your questions. North Korea controls what you can read. New York wants to control what you can ask. So you have to go back to paying $317 an hour for a lawyer. $400 for a doctor visit. $200 for a therapist. Money you don't have. Money that goes right back into the pockets of the people who wrote this bill. Who does this actually hurt? It's not the guy on Park Avenue. He has a doctor on speed dial. He has a lawyer on retainer. He has a therapist he sees on Tuesdays. It's the single mom in the Bronx with no insurance and a sick kid at 11pm. It's the grandma who just got served papers she can't read. It's the first-gen college kid signing a contract nobody in his family has ever seen before. For the first time, a single mom had access to the same information as the guy on Park Avenue. Not better care. Not a free lawyer. Just answers. Just enough to know what questions to ask. You want to know why? Follow the money. Any trial lawyer in New York can sue AI companies and collect fees when they win. It's a lawsuit printing press. $377 million was spent lobbying Albany last year. A record. The healthcare lobby alone spent $11.5 million. Trial lawyer PACs pumped $4.7 million into New York politicians. Governor Hochul took over $545,000 from them personally. One company gave her office $300,000 in donations and got $400 million in Medicaid contracts back. Every $317/hour law firm that doesn't want you getting free answers. Every hospital billing $400 for a ten-minute visit. The entire industry that profits from keeping you confused. The lobbyists write the bill. The politicians file the bill. The lawyers profit from the bill. And the single mom in the Bronx loses the only help she could afford. In the 1800s they called public libraries dangerous because poor people had unsupervised access to books. In 1910 they shut down Black medical schools to "protect patients." Every time the gates start to crack open for regular people, someone with a billing rate shows up to weld them shut. They want you poor and stupid. And they'll call it consumer protection. And the kid with the rash at 11pm? He goes back to ten sketchy websites and a mom who can't sleep. New York shouldn't be North Korea.

@justalexoki Medical negligence by doctors is literally the 3rd leading cause of death. If AI related Solutions to medical problems can reduce Human Negligence and error, it's worth it.

doctors are about to get automated and i think literally everybody is happy about that

@curiosityonx Disparity in preferences.

What is stopping humanity from coexisting peacefully?

@RRunner1111 @thegoypride @mktpicksdaily @TukiFromKL It's possible I could be a moron. But according to whose definitions and Preferences? A random person on the Internet that wants to live in the wild wild West?. Don't get left behind, cause the world is moving forward with you or without you.

@8_digital_bread @thegoypride @mktpicksdaily @TukiFromKL You’re a moron! Enjoy your government masters!

🚨 Do you understand what just happened? New York wants to ban AI from answering questions about medicine, law, and engineering. Let me translate that for you: > The industries charging you $500/hour just lobbied to make sure you can't get the same answers for free. > This was never about safety. It's about protecting the bill rate. > Lawyers don't want you to know AI can draft a contract in 30 seconds. > Doctors don't want you to know AI can read your bloodwork better than a resident. > Engineers don't want you to know AI can review your blueprints overnight. They're not banning AI to protect you. They're banning it to protect their invoices.